The Giving Table Luncheon

July 31, 2025 by Leave a Comment
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Join us at our annual Giving Table Luncheon Fundraiser!

  • DATE: 11/7/2025
  • TIME: 11:30am – 1:00pm
  • PLACE: 9000 Building, Main Dining Room

When you attend the Giving Table, you have an opportunity to support critical programs at Shoreline College that help people finish high school, improve their English, and move into fulfilling and well-paying careers.

When you make a gift, you help students pursue their dreams of a better life for themselves and their children.

While there is no charge to attend this event, guests will be asked to consider donating an amount that is personally meaningful.

Please RSVP before October 25, 2025.

For information on how to become a Giving Table sponsor, please visit our Sponsorship Opportunities page or contact us at 206-546-4755, sccfoundation@shoreline.edu.

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Shoreline Continuing Education Summer Camps Offer Fun, Skills & Creativity for Kids and Teens!

July 31, 2025 by Leave a Comment
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This August, Shoreline Community College is offering a wide variety of hands-on summer camps designed to engage young minds in art, coding, sports, and more! With camps for ages 8 to 17, there’s something for every budding creator, athlete, or performer.

Level Up Your Tech Skills: Advanced Coding + Black Rocket STEAM Camps

For students ready to dive into the world of coding and game development, Shoreline is offering both Advanced Coding Camp: Video Games with JavaScript and the ever-popular Black Rocket STEAM Camps.

Advanced Coding Camp: Video Games with JavaScript

  • August 4–8 | 9AM–3PM | Ages 11–17
  • Learn real-world programming from veteran software developer Margaret Royzen, with over 30 years in the field! Students will explore JavaScript fundamentals, professional coding patterns, and build projects like Paint, Sudoku, Piano apps and more.

Black Rocket STEAM Camps

  • August 25–28 | Morning & Afternoon sessions | Ages 8–14
  • Creative tech meets imagination! Choose from:
    • Minecraft Designers (AM session, ages 8–11)
    • Roblox Coders (PM session, ages 8–11)
  • All camps are in-person, grouped by age, with an option for full-day enrollment and lunch coverage.

Take the Stage: Musical Theater Camp with Dandylyon Drama

If your child loves to perform and shine on stage, this is the camp for them! With professional Teaching Artists, students will learn acting, vocal technique, and stage presence, all leading up to a Musical Theater Celebration for family and friends. T-shirts, props, and microphones provided!

Two different weekly sessions:

  • August 4–8
  • August 11–15
  • 9AM–3PM | Ages 10–15

Express Your Inner Artist: Mosaics & Mixed Media Camp

Taught by artist Aleksandra Nadbitova, campers will explore Impressionism and Pop Art to create their own textured paintings, sculptures, and mosaics. All materials provided!

  • August 4–7
  • 9AM–3PM
  • Ages 11–17

Get in the Game: Basketball All-Skills Camp

Basketball All-Skills Camp for Boys & Girls. Whether your player is new to the game or ready to take their skills to the next level, this camp led by Shoreline coaches and special guest instructors will cover drills, techniques, and game play for all skill levels.

  • August 4–7
  • 9AM–3PM
  • Grades 4–8

Camps are held on-campus at Shoreline Community College, and spots are filling up fast! Whether your child wants to code, perform, play ball, or get messy with art, there’s a place for them to enjoy this summer.

Registration is now open. Don’t miss your chance to give your child a summer of growth, creativity, and fun!

Click here for more details and to register.

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Policy & Procedure Updates

July 29, 2025 by Leave a Comment

Following review by College Council and based on the recommendation of the Executive Team, the College has adopted the following policies and procedures:

If you have any questions, please contact the Office of Human Resources.

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Workforce Education Office has Moved!

July 28, 2025 by Leave a Comment
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Workforce Education has moved to Building 1400.

If you have questions, please contact them at 206-546-5882 or workforce@shoreline.edu.

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Announcing Three Department Names: What’s Changing and Why

July 24, 2025 by Leave a Comment

We would like to announce three departmental name changes for Shoreline. These name changes better align with national standards and will support our students more effectively. 

Instruction to Academic Affairs 

This change reflects the broader role the division plays in supporting teaching and learning across campus. 

Why the change? 

  • Broader Scope: Encompasses curriculum development, assessment, faculty development, and academic support, not just classroom teaching. 
  • Common Higher Ed Language: Aligns with terminology used by most colleges and universities. 
  • Supports Strategic Goals: Reflects a more integrated and student-centered approach to academic leadership. 
  • Promotes Collaboration: Strengthens connections with Student Affairs, DEI, and PIE to support student success. 

Student Services to Student Affairs 

This update aligns with national naming conventions and underscores the holistic nature of student support. 

Why the change? 

  • Nationally Recognized Name: Matches the terminology used by most four-year institutions. 
  • Supports Transfer Students: Helps students more easily navigate higher education systems. 
  • Professional Alignment: Reflects terminology used by the National Association of Student Affairs Professionals Administrators in Higher Education (NASPA) and the Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education (CAS), our national associations for student affairs. 

English as a Second Language (ESL) to English Language Learning (ELL) 

The new name better honors the multilingual backgrounds and lived experiences of our students. 

Why the change? 

  • More Inclusive: “Second language” doesn’t reflect the reality for many students who speak multiple languages. 
  • Student-Driven: Chosen through an inclusive process that included 134 responses, 71% of which were from students. 
  • Culturally Responsive: Supports inclusive and anti-racist pedagogy and reflects current naming trends. 

Thank you to all the faculty, staff, and students who participated in the thoughtful conversations that led to these changes. These updates help ensure that our language reflects our values and our commitment to clear communication and student success. 

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